So....what did the Ryze rework accomplish exactly?
is sitting at the lowest winrates in both mid and top. What exactly did the latest rework accomplish/seek to accomplish?
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Unlike the 2nd rework, the current one is on a higher skill cap. It's pretty much predicted that Ryze now takes more time to be mastered, so I couldn't blame him for being "underpowered" yet.
Ryze's 2nd rework is straight forward:
- Spam spells til you reached 3 or 4 stacks.
- Go ham & faceroll the whole enemy team.
But with this 3rd rework:
- Choose to either need bonus movement speed & shield, single target damage, or a proper coordinated team damage.
- Wave clear is more efficient, but quite a hag to pull it off compared to the 2nd rework.
- With proper team communication, his ult can be of good use to pull a flank.
Is your team really ebola?
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Ryze is a high skill cap champion, one of the highest in the game. He's hard to just pick up and play.
I mean, pre-rework Ryze was ball-bustingly overpowered with a 45% win rate or some shit.
Give it time. Not all champions are shit-easy and can be figured out and have accurate statistical data in a short amount of time.
He looks even worse than before hahahha xD No seriously, he looks kinda unfinished.
I think the goal was making it clear what is trying to do when he casts spells, so new players and opponents less skilled than master s can understand when picking up and playing against it.
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ryze is randomly played by people that cannot read the spell modifiers it makes me wonder if people care about the new ryze...